Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-03-11

tnose VIM s1 ,'.',,,,ni An. mes in
| way OF us au' 49, .l,,,,v Great "A lesson
fdnts, ne Weu. o '',,. ,nnrr,s,urs In tiiiu
nave we u''ishs ~" III, aao Of progress
pas. lew s a. ,he fire Of those WHO would
ui.u' 80 antin,Iled: we shall soon
ensia'o us - III ,,,,',or tham away: but
siie .io 49, ~, ,,neeasino in our work; our
we must 10 I,a nnfrilino. our self-de-
cou'ase 'nn9t n n IL necessary for
ni''i 80 ,ur country. wives and
sno 80, f,tbers and mothers must
,s,daJ 10 tho care OF answering
ne . n"no'G rhsv nnst dier
I'M ,,ras;dent finished, and pro-
faat ~ naner. A man arose
'uoou " H., hearers and denounced
LII. Iii ,ho scholarly and courteous
na,,iy' sno,ber rose. another death
liayo,, . nas si@ned. ave. as surely as
~ ~ vi v;ctim then stood upon the scatf-
~ shudIercd AS | saw the list
,,;nc GROWING. and | knew that
55o,. .lhoSc names were written there,
.ho,,r,h Of the moment surrounded,
49, hv wife and children, would
~ fnriv'oiobt hours be numbered with
.he dead
Contrast the picture. grandson.
low vanlted sitting room; three
,Jrad mon like tiends asking for the
lfe's blood of many of those they had
arst,yhile opplauded. cheered, honor
81 Away nerhaps not half mile, II
,o,ne where the husband built. with
,yif. low nr plans for the Little ones
sloan above: children kissing their
ratbo. os he returned from his labor.
man tnnelinc at the feet of the women
,hev honed to spcnd their lives with.
avervwbcre affection. home life, bright
/ noes ooJliness. And these men were
to die ere the sun Ii d twice sell
..Rntt 10 resume. As man after man
rose IN denounce his victim it happen
al that The manners approached myself.
40 mnch so that the very member at
INV side BEGAN to speak. What evil
snirit spoke to me then | know not;
nulv this. that a great wave of ire
nrass hi. anger rushed across my mind,
Iestrovino every impulse of good. and
left me- for the moment as one of the
wretcbes that sat by me. When my
netohbor had finished speaking | stood.
and in a loud voice denounced NJ lie
Raron .Jeudayi.
.. Who sneaksp' said the president
"a bosr shouted the crowd
stranger
~ am n stranger, citizens Ireplied,
'but | sneak in the name of liberty
ao,1ality. fraternity
"Grandson. lied-iied in my heart,
with INV tonoue. smoke rather in the
name Of pride. of ANGER. of a thirst for
REVENGE. In that hour | DESTROYED my
happiness forever.
1As I heard the cries of applause,
saw fine name of the baron Inscribed up
On the sheet. the room swan before my
ayes. Totterinr. half swooning. I
reached the street but the words had
spoken vet rang in my ears; the very
sky seemed red with the blood of the
coming sacrifice. AS paced my own
chamber a deadly spirit of exultion
crept over me; the whispers of remorse
If silenccd as | murmured: Marie is
mine-mine forever But as her face
rose before me in nv sclf-created vision
it seemed that great gulf Law between
us. On her side the crystal streams,
and the green swarls. and the golden
valleys. where in unending bliss the
rood has gained their reward; while on
mine the bleak chasms, where the cries
of the wrono-doers echoed from rock to
rock. and where II spirit of evil descend
ed upon them all i crushed the vision.
and all next day Law upon NV bed
awaiting the coming morn. The night
seemed endless. | was afraid in the
darkness. The low roar from the city
ceased; Paris was sleeping. At every
sound | started, and from fitful dose
awokc and trembled as the white lipht
from the moon fell upon nv bed and
east heavy shadows upon the paneled
walls. l could sleep no more, but
watched the day breaking over the
spires and domes. Cold and gray the
, light struck the rolf. II workman pass
ed on his way to his daily labor, a few
carts rumbled on the pavement; the sun
! rose golden orb in u setting of m st.
/ 1t was dav.
II opened nv door and breathed tn,
fresh morning air; but I walked as one
that is GULLY. and felt ashamed os
stood in this great purity of nature. r,
and bv the streets filed; the citizens
LAUGHING and w;shinu .rood-day' wer,
, mostly walking to one SPOT. An ire
, sistibIe impulse drew me thitber. |
: was to the Champ dc Mars. where III,
eu llotne stood. can SEQ if MI oo,i,
1 -ay, so WILDLY. for the scene has new
= er left Inc dav or nioht It. is NV ret
p. ribution. A great crowd had assem-
= bled there-a sea of faces diaholicol